Migrant Labor Policy Under Review by Ohio Committee
Ohio Governor's Committee on Migrant Labor unanimously endorsed a proposal to begin employer worker contracts in Ohio to ease migrant labor tensions. The plan covers harvest terms bonuses social security and housing costs, with a pilot education program possibly in Wood County. Members urged higher wages better transport and targeted recruitment for next year as the bracero program ends.
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UPD
Ohio
Governor’s Committee On
E.E. Richards
Bowling Green
Wood County
Harold A. James
Toledo
Ohio State University Extension Service
Kers
Albert Ottenweller
Bono
Texas
California
W. O. Walker
John M. Stackhouse
Health Department
U.S. Public Health Service
Betty Newton Demonstrates Gas Cooking in Norwalk Showroom
Betty Newton, a home service representative for Columbia Gas of Ohio, conducts a gas cooking demonstration in Norwalk covering Sandusky and Willard. The Iowa State University graduate from Sioux Falls balances public relations with community classes, home visits, and model homes while sharing her belief in gas appliances.
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Betty Newton
Columbia Gas
Ohio
Janet Herman
Jan
Betty Newtons
Home Service
Betty
Central Home Service
Iowa State University
Sioux Falls
Willard Council Sets Big Budget for 1965
Willard City Council adopts a 1965 budget of about 1.435 million dollars, up from 1964 by 292 thousand. Income is about 1.241 million, reflecting electric rate cuts, while cash balance stands at 557 thousand. Officials cite higher salaries and capital improvements, and expect no tax increase despite a spending surplus, with a 2 percent wage rise for hospital staff after hours reduction. The council also defeated votes on making Veteran's Day a legal holiday and amended a parking meter update, with parade permissionordinance tabled for amendments.
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Willard
Keith Armstrong
Council
Jaycees Open Nominations For Outstanding Young Farmer
New London Jaycees announce December 31 deadline for OYF nominations covering New London and surrounding areas. Applicants must be 21 to 35, actively farming with at least two thirds income from farming. Robert Grey leads applications, Donald Fields handles interviews, Gordon Marett banquet plans.
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New London
The
New London Jaycees
Dan Bauer
Greenwich
North Fairfield
Hartland
Wakeman
Collins
Clarksfield
Brighton
Rochester
Nova
Ruggles
Robert A. Grey
Donald Fields
Gordon Marett
Lake Erie Central Chapter Seeks Accounting Members
The Lake Erie Central Chapter of the National Association of Accountants launches a January membership drive led by director Earl Meyer. The group aims to boost knowledge and skills in accounting through research and exchange, with two technical sessions on December 15 at Wishbone Restaurant Oberlin featuring speakers L Kalis of U S Steel Lorain Works and Reed of Norwalk Upholstery on flexible budgets and material cost accounting.
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Lake Erie
National Association of Accountants
Earl Meyer
Lake Erie Central Chapter
Roland
Blasts To Continue Deepening Sandusky Harbor Work
Vincent H Hourigan chief of operations for the Buffalo District Corps of Engineers says blasting to deepen Sandusky Harbor in a 33 acre turning basin will continue as long as the harbor is ice free and weather permits.
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Sandusky Harbor
Ohio
Vincent H. Hourigan
Buffalo District Corps of Engineers
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Accountant Group
Keller
Cortland St
Heaston Tunes Home
East Main
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Milan Ave
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